“We have been working closely with the White House and the president’s recording session has been scheduled,” says a Disney World spokeswoman responding to the now-discredited story.
Disney has responded to a report about trouble behind the scenes of its Hall of Presidents attraction, characterizing the Vice story as “inaccurate.
” The story was then retracted by Vice, citing “factual errors.” Disney owns an estimated 10 to 18 percent of the media company.The ride — actually a sit-down presentation featuring “audio-animatronic” versions of presidents alive and dead — first opened at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., in 1971. It is currently closed to visitors as it prepares to add Donald Trump to its small army of robotic U.S. leaders.
Starting with Bill Clinton in 1993, the sitting president has delivered a short speech at…
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